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Theodore B. (Theodore Benedict) Lyman

1815–1893 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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Interview with Mrs. Marshall Delancey Haywood, Raleigh, NC

Haywood, Martha Hawkins Bailey, 1890-1969 · 1968

Interviews recorded in spring 1968 with Martha Hawkins Bailey Haywood, Mrs. Marshall DeLancey Haywood of Raleigh, by the Wakefield Junior Historian Club for an oral history project. One reel-to-reel tape, with a CD version and transcripts. Her memories range over Raleigh houses, streets, families and institutions; Chapel Hill and the university are mentioned. State Archives of North Carolina, TR.40.

Why this is here: Catalog heading in the State Archives of NC record: Lyman, Theodore B. (Theodore Benedict), 1815-1893.

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  1. St. Matthew's vestry asks Joseph Blount Cheshire to be its rector The vestries of St. Matthew's and the Burlington church asked Joseph Blount Cheshire to take charge of their parishes. He would have come to his wife's home town, but Bishop Lyman wanted him to stay in Chapel Hill. People: Joseph Blount Cheshire Jr., Theodore B. (Theodore Benedict) LymanSearch the index · Pauline O. Lloyd and Allen A. Lloyd, History of the Churches of Hillsborough, N.C., ca. 1766-1962 (1963), scan p. 76

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